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Tales from the tailgate

Jerry Nelson
Friday, October 3, 2025
Time was when tailgating was universally frowned upon. Tailgating meant that an obnoxious motorist was following your vehicle so closely that he could read the care instructions on the tag of your T-shirt.Tailgating has since taken on another meaning.
Gage Wik, along with other youth from Christ the King Catholic Church, helps load artifacts from the Day County Courthouse Museum into a trailer Oct. 1. The entire courthouse museum will be transported to the Museum of Wildlife, Science & Industry which has built an additional building to house the combination of the two museums. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Gage Wik, along with other youth from Christ the King Catholic Church, helps load artifacts from the Day County Courthouse Museum into a trailer Oct. 1. The entire courthouse museum will be transported to the Museum of Wildlife, Science & Industry which has built an additional building to house the combination of the two museums. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

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Moving into a new era

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Friday, October 3, 2025
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Governor Rhoden proclaims October archives month

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Friday, October 3, 2025
Pierre – Governor Larry Rhoden has proclaimed October as Archives Month in South Dakota.“Through these archives, future generations of South Dakotans can more accurately study the past, learn from the accomplishments of their predecessors, trace their ancestors and understand their community’s...
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Northwestern Bell to eliminate eight-party lines

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Friday, October 3, 2025
15 years ago October 11, 2010United Methodist Church has taken Sunday services into the high tech era with installation of a multimedia system which combines the latest in electronics with liturgy and hymns.
Webster resident Pauline Wilson said after living in the community for 26 years her favorite part is the friendly people and small town feel. She lives in town with Michael her husband of nearly 30 years. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Webster resident Pauline Wilson said after living in the community for 26 years her favorite part is the friendly people and small town feel. She lives in town with Michael her husband of nearly 30 years. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

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Long time Webster resident loves small town community feel

Leyton Beardslee
Friday, October 3, 2025
Pauline Wilson, general manager at A&W, has been a Webster resident for 26 years after moving from Aberdeen to be closer to family and said she has loved the kind people and small town feel ever since.Wilson met her husband Michael through their families knowing each other growing up but said she...
Webster based conservation officer Kenny Jimerson, pictured Sept. 30, started at his position in August. One of his favorite parts of the job, Jimerson said, is how every day is different. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Webster based conservation officer Kenny Jimerson, pictured Sept. 30, started at his position in August. One of his favorite parts of the job, Jimerson said, is how every day is different. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

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Jimerson joins conservation team at Webster GFP office

Leyton Beardslee
Friday, October 3, 2025
Kenny Jimerson started as a conservation officer in Day County Aug. 8 and with a passion for wildlife said he enjoys the area and the variability of the job.Jimerson graduated from police academy training in March and two eight-week field training stints in Plankinton and Chamberlain before taking...
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‘Outrageously large’ tomato plant reaches 12 feet in Krugers’ garden

Leyton Beardslee
Friday, October 3, 2025
Webster residents Dan and Becca Kruger planted their garden earlier this year and with some nurturing care have managed to grow a 12-foot-tall orange accordion tomato plant with tomatoes weighing up to one pound four ounces.According to Becca Kruger the plants normally grow around 3-4 feet tall but...
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